Our community values behavioral health so much so that people voted to pay for it over the next 20 years.
Taxpayers deserve to know how their investment is making a real difference. Every story of healing, every life touched, is a direct result of the tax initiative strengthening Larimer County's behavioral health system.
What follows are stories about the people and organizations that benefit from our community's investment of tax dollars -- our collective investment in one another.
One man's journey from addiction to helping others at Homeward Alliance, Longview
Matthews House creating access to behavioral health services through Parent Cafés
Clinician, police co-responder teams provide critical 911 behavioral health care
One family’s story of trauma, healing, support from Larimer County Juvenile Diversion program
LINK project has potential to fundamentally change how professionals across systems collaborate to support those in crisis
Have a story to share?
Are you connected to an organization that has received Larimer County behavioral health funding, either as a volunteer, employee, or client? Have a story to share about how these tax dollars are changing lives? Let's connect. Email Communications Specialist Madeline Novey at noveyme@co.larimer.co.us.
